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SUMMARY:Uncommon Knowledge: The Intellectual Odyssey of James Burnham
DESCRIPTION:In 1941\, James Burnham published The Managerial Revolution\, t
 he book that made him famous. It introduced a theoretical framework that i
 s enjoying a renaissance today among analysts across the political spectru
 m. Join us for a discussion of this pioneering work and James Burnham’s 
 enduring influence on American politics. James Burnham (1905–1987) was a
 n influential postwar conservative intellectual. Educated at Princeton and
  Oxford\, he became a philosophy professor at New York University and\, in
  the 1930s\, an active Trotskyist. His decisive break with Trotsky in 1940
  set him on a new path: the following year he published The Managerial Rev
 olution\, a landmark of political theory. Burnham went on to serve as a U.
 S. intelligence officer during and after World War II. In 1955\, he became
  a founding editor of National Review\, with which he was affiliated for t
 he rest of his life. The Hoover Institution Library & Archives will presen
 t “James Burnham: Political Theorist / Conservative…\n\nhttps://localz
 .events/e/uncommon-knowledge-the-intellectual-odyssey-of-james-burnham-155
 023
LOCATION:Traitel Building\, 435 Lasuen Mall\, Stanford\, CA 94305\, Stanfor
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 james-burnham-155023
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